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Volunteering at the Western Australian Herbarium

The Western Australian Herbarium, located in Kensington, is responsible for describing and documenting Western Australia’s botanical diversity. It…

Kalbarri Skywalk project underway

The State Government’s world class Kalbarri Skywalk project will provide visitors with spectacular views of the rugged Murchison…

Efforts to safeguard our rarest parrot

The remote, wildly beautiful and biodiverse Cape Arid National Park on Western Australia’s south coast is an important conservation area…

Outstanding service recognised

Congratulations are due to WA Parks Foundation Director, Eva Skira, on her recognition in the 2019 Australia Day Honours. …

Aboriginal ranger program funding

Expressions of Interest called last November for funding under the second round of the $20 million Aboriginal Ranger Program can…

State’s vision for major expansion of WA parks network

Picture: Tourism WA. Aerial view of wilderness camping on Dirk Hartog Island National Park in the Shark Bay…

Yanchep’s koalas

An opportunity to come face to face with some of Australia’s unique wildlife is a highlight for many overseas visitors.

Boys’ Own

A contribution from writer Nelson Mews What middle-aged Perth bloke wouldn’t want the chance to come back as a barefoot…

Happy New Year

The WA Parks Foundation would like to wish all readers a wonderful 2019. The Foundation is thankful to…

Park Visitor Numbers Up

A recent report by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions shows that more people are visiting our parks. WA…

Welcome aboard, Matilda

Creating and implementing web and social media strategies for promotional purposes is one of the strengths the newest member of…